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coding_ga_binary
A function which performs conversion between binary and continuous representation
Syntax
pop_out = coding_ga_binary(pop_in,direction,param)
Arguments
- pop_in
a list which contains all the individuals in the current population.
- direction
'code' or 'decode'. If direction == 'code' then we perform a continuous to binary encoding. Else, we convert from binary to continuous.
- param
a parameter list.
'binary_length': the number of bits by variables. If binary_length = 8 and the variable X is of dimension 2 then the binary code will be 16 bits length.
'minboun': a vector of minimum bounds for the variable X.
'maxbound': a vector of maximum bounds for the variable X.
- pop_out
the population coded to binary or decoded to continuous values.
Description
This function allows to code or decode a population of individuals from (resp. to) continuous variables to (resp. from) binary.
Examples
pop_in = list(); pop_in(1) = 2; pop_out = coding_ga_binary(pop_in,'code',[]) // Will return 11111111 pop_in_2 = coding_ga_binary(pop_out,'decode',[]) // Should be 2
See also
- optim_ga — A flexible genetic algorithm
- mutation_ga_binary — A function which performs binary mutation
- crossover_ga_binary — A crossover function for binary code
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